So who's got info about their shifts?
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Re: So who's got info about their shifts?Working with the horses at Greenwich Park(Original post by GodAtum)
Sounds good, what are you doing?
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Re: So who's got info about their shifts?Yh my paid training is in about 2 weeks(Original post by yusuf123)
hey orange,
thanks for the reply, it was quite helpful especially as they did ask some similar questions.
Did you get in?
thanks.
Just glad it's not before any of my main exams -
Re: So who's got info about their shifts?Brilliant, so you're travelling from South London to central london in the morning, I'm travelleng from North East, Essex in fact to South each morning. (not so early though!)(Original post by VickyTink)
Coming from Epsom area (so ewell train stations as zone 6) travelling to Earl's Court. Speaking to my uncle later as well about trains since it's him that i'm staying with, but any advice from you guys is greatly welcome!
I'm at Wimbledon throughout. My shifts are like this:
(Original post by mathsmusicfrench)
Day -1 (Preparation) extra long shift all day
Day 0 (opening ceremony day) morning
Day 1 Rest
Day 2,3 Morning til mid afternoon.
Day 4,5,6, mid afternoon til evening
Day 7 Rest
Day 8,9 Morning til mid afternoon.
Nine shifts in all. Earliest start 7.30 latest finish 10.00. -
Re: So who's got info about their shifts?Not being from London, i'm not sure if there was sarcasm in there :s But yeah! My shifts are:(Original post by mathsmusicfrench)
Brilliant, so you're travelling from South London to central london in the morning, I'm travelleng from North East, Essex in fact to South each morning. (not so early though!)
I'm at Wimbledon throughout. My shifts are like this:
1. Afternoon-late (10 hours)
2. day off
3-5. early morning-mid afternoon (10 hours)
6-7. days off
8-10. Afternoon-late (10 hours)
11. day off
12. late afternoon-midnight (8 hours)
13. day off
14. late morning-night (10 hours)
15. afternoon-night (8 hours)
Times are give or take 15 minutes. So 10 shifts in all, basically full time volunteering for 2 weeks with ~86 hours to do. Earliest is 6am, Latest is 12.45am. Let the fun begin? -
Re: So who's got info about their shifts?Erm, Why?(Original post by 0range)
Haven't gotten my shifts yet but I'm gonna have to do this for 10 weeks!!! Gonna be one tiring summer :l
There wasn't. Just saying how nuts it is the amount of travelling Games Makers will be doing.(Original post by VickyTink)
Not being from London, i'm not sure if there was sarcasm in there :s But yeah!
you will be going from A to C, I will be going from D to B... it would make more sense for you to go A to B and me to go D to C, but obviously LOCOG doesn't really care about the extra traffic that thousands of hours of travel by Games Makers will put onto the underground each day! -
Re: So who's got info about their shifts?Ah, well then I apologise! Need to be swotting up on my London geography I think!(Original post by mathsmusicfrench)
There wasn't. Just saying how nuts it is the amount of travelling Games Makers will be doing.
you will be going from A to C, I will be going from D to B... it would make more sense for you to go A to B and me to go D to C, but obviously LOCOG doesn't really care about the extra traffic that thousands of hours of travel by Games Makers will put onto the underground each day!
Being fair to LOCOG, they have no idea I was planning on staying in Epsom, since I actually live in Yorkshire (and Preston)...at least they've given shifts out this early so that people can get accommodation arranged though I guess! -
Re: So who's got info about their shifts?did you have to go to a assesment day as well? or was it just a interview?(Original post by 0range)
Yh my paid training is in about 2 weeks
Just glad it's not before any of my main exams -
Re: So who's got info about their shifts?
It's gonna be a job for me @ the Athletes village
Nah was just a interview(Original post by yusuf123)
did you have to go to a assesment day as well? or was it just a interview? -
Re: So who's got info about their shifts?I do, but I'm stationed at Hyde Park!(Original post by sparra81)
Hi All,
I just got my shifts and crikey they are long early starts like 6.30am some days and late finishes 1am on some days. Eeeek!!!
My role is COMMAND CONTROL & COMMS team at the Velodrome, BMX, and Basketball.
Does any one else have this role?
Gaynor
Do you understand what we're actually doing yet? -
Re: So who's got info about their shifts?I am C3 Team at Wimbledon. What role are you in. I don't have any particularly long shifts, early starts or late finishes though. WImbledon is quite civilised operating hours, I feel.(Original post by sparra81)
My role is COMMAND CONTROL & COMMS team at the Velodrome, BMX, and Basketball.
Does any one else have this role?
Gaynor
When's your RST? I have no idea what I will actually be doing as "VCC team member" yet... -
Re: So who's got info about their shifts?You get paid weekly 403 pounds, assuming you've already had the interview, how did it go?(Original post by TSR!)
Hey Sara94,
What should I except in the telephone interview for the last mile team member role. what sort of questions do they ask? and what is the hourly pay rate? Thanks